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A review by faemorgan
Murder at the Book Club by Betsy Reavley
3.0
3.5 stars
I can see why a lot of people either Dnfed or disliked this book, and honestly the only reason that I continued to read it is because I want to know who murderer was.
(I'm not a detective I was only either good at solving puzzles, so if there are those who figured it out early in the book then I'm afraid I missed the clues.)
The characters were all okay, not of them necessarily likable and that was the point. Didn't care much for the detectives though it was nice to see that at least three members of the Book Club remained friends.
Don't know if I expecting there to be just one murder or a lot of them, but it definitely could have continued that way, if the police hadn't arrived when they did.
The one part I did enjoy was the overall vibe, how the murder was centred around the members of a Book Club.
I can see why a lot of people either Dnfed or disliked this book, and honestly the only reason that I continued to read it is because I want to know who murderer was.
(I'm not a detective I was only either good at solving puzzles, so if there are those who figured it out early in the book then I'm afraid I missed the clues.)
The characters were all okay, not of them necessarily likable and that was the point. Didn't care much for the detectives though it was nice to see that at least three members of the Book Club remained friends.
Don't know if I expecting there to be just one murder or a lot of them, but it definitely could have continued that way, if the police hadn't arrived when they did.
The one part I did enjoy was the overall vibe, how the murder was centred around the members of a Book Club.